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Grace is born the day after the world learns a giant asteroid is on a slow, unstoppable path to Earth. She grows up shadowed by the absence of her mother, in a broken London divided by a towering iron wall that separates the rich from the poor. Climate collapse, mass unemployment from AI, and the rise of extremist militias have torn the city apart. The wealthy escape on rockets, while the rest are left to rot.
She is one of “The Damned,” the first generation that will not reach adulthood. As a teenager, she spirals into addiction, lost to Sink, a black-market drug. Abandoned buildings, now known as Sink Holes, become her refuge as she tries to outrun extinction. But the birth of her daughter gives her a reason to fight for a future she never expected to have. Together, they must undertake a perilous odyssey across a collapsing world, in search of a sanctuary that may not exist.
Denial consumed me. Acceptance redeemed me. Transcendence will define me.
“A bold first novel that lingers long after the final page.”
“A hauntingly human story in a future we’re already stepping into. Forget sci-fi tropes, this is about survival, class, faith, and love. The asteroid is just the ticking clock.”
“Should be read alongside 1984 and Chrysalis, showing the continuity and development of this theme in society.”
“I thought I was reading one story. Then halfway through, it becomes something deeper, more personal, more spiritual. It floored me.”
“Brilliantly written – sad, funny, and a touch of hope. A beautiful story of resilience amidst personal loss and devastation.”
“A wild, tender ride through addiction, motherhood, and the end of the world.”